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Lynden council adopts Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program 2026–2031
Summary
After a public hearing and public support from Fran Protzellor, the Lynden City Council approved Resolution 25‑1123 to adopt the city's Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program for 2026–2031, forwarding the project list to WCOG and WSDOT for funding consideration.
The Lynden City Council held a public hearing on July 7 and unanimously adopted the Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for 2026–2031 by approving Resolution 25‑1123. Councilor Gary Bode moved and Councilor Gary Vis seconded the motion; the resolution passed on a 7–0 vote and authorized the mayor to sign.
Fran Protzellor spoke in favor of the proposed STIP during the hearing. With the resolution adopted, the city's project list will be submitted to the Whatcom Council of Governments (WCOG) and the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) to become eligible for state funding programs.
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